The correct answer is option 4, which means that all the given statements are correct. Let`s understand each statement:

1. The legislative power of the Parliament includes making laws on matters not enumerated in the Concurrent List and State List:

This means that Parliament has the authority to make laws on subjects or matters that are not specifically mentioned or listed in the Concurrent List and State List. This gives the Parliament the power to legislate on areas that are outside the jurisdiction of the State Legislatures.

2. The legislative power of the Parliament includes making laws in respect of entries in the State List if two or more State Legislatures consider it desirable:

According to this statement, if two or more State Legislatures agree or find it desirable, the Parliament can make laws on subjects that fall under the State List. This allows for cooperation and collaboration between the State Legislatures and the Parliament when it comes to legislating on specific matters.

3. The legislative power of the Parliament includes making laws for implementing any treaty, agreement, or convention with any country even if it falls in the State List:

This statement states that Parliament can make laws to implement international treaties, agreements, or conventions, even if the subject matter of the treaty falls within the jurisdiction of the State List. This allows the Parliament to